A large digital departure information board is prominently displayed within an airport terminal, likely Zurich Airport in Kloten, Switzerland. The screen is divided into sections, categorizing flights by "Wegzeit zu Gates | Time to Gates" (walking time to gates): A (1-5 min), B (10-15 min), D (15-20 min), and E (20-25 min). The board lists numerous flights with columns for "Time," "To" (destination), "Flight," "Partner" airline, "Gate," and "Info." Destinations such as Madrid, London LCY, Budapest, Paris CDG, Rome FCO, Munich, Amsterdam, Athens, and Riga are visible. Flight statuses include "Boarding," "Go to gate," "New Time," and "Gate Info," indicating real-time updates. The current time displayed on the screens is 16:31. Reflections of a person's legs and feet are visible on the lower right of the screen or an adjacent glass surface, suggesting activity within the terminal. The display features a dark background with bright, contrasting text for clarity. At the bottom of each screen segment, the messages "Have a good flight" and "Guten Flug" (German for "good flight") are present, serving as a farewell to passengers. The setup indicates a well-organized and modern airport environment. in Kloten, Switzerland

Dec 22, 2024, 3:31 PM

Kloten, Switzerland

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A large digital departure information board is prominently displayed within an airport terminal, likely Zurich Airport in Kloten, Switzerland. The screen is divided into sections, categorizing flights by "Wegzeit zu Gates | Time to Gates" (walking time to gates): A (1-5 min), B (10-15 min), D (15-20 min), and E (20-25 min). The board lists numerous flights with columns for "Time," "To" (destination), "Flight," "Partner" airline, "Gate," and "Info." Destinations such as Madrid, London LCY, Budapest, Paris CDG, Rome FCO, Munich, Amsterdam, Athens, and Riga are visible. Flight statuses include "Boarding," "Go to gate," "New Time," and "Gate Info," indicating real-time updates. The current time displayed on the screens is 16:31. Reflections of a person's legs and feet are visible on the lower right of the screen or an adjacent glass surface, suggesting activity within the terminal. The display features a dark background with bright, contrasting text for clarity. At the bottom of each screen segment, the messages "Have a good flight" and "Guten Flug" (German for "good flight") are present, serving as a farewell to passengers. The setup indicates a well-organized and modern airport environment.

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